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PACE Hopes for Concrete Results from Armenia-Azerbaijan Dialogue
PACE supports the dialogue between Armenia and Azerbaijan and hopes that in the future this dialogue will be...Read More »
Armenia Drops 8 Places in FIFA World Ranking List
Compared to last month's ranking, Armenia’s national football (soccer) team, with 462 points, dropped 8 places to being ranked 70 out of...Read More »
Opposition MP Says She was Asked Not to Direct Questions to Armenia President at PACE
In 2010, Armenian authorities prohibited Heritage Party MP, member of Armenia's PACE delegation Zaruhi Postanjyan from...Read More »
Fethiye Çetin’s New Memoir Helps Turks, Armenians Explore their Identities
"There is an incredible diversity in the way people define themselves," the lawyer says. For almost a century the...Read More »
Police Officials Who Threatened Opposition Activists Should be Punished: HAK Representative
Representative of the Armenian National Congress (HAK) foreign affairs committee Vladimir Karapetyan, meeting with...Read More »
Mutual Hostility, Righteousness, Victimhood Prevent Peace in Caucasus: US Academic
A solution to the Armenian-Azerbaijani conflict can be found only if the interests of both sides are taken into account...Read More »
Russia Withdrawing from Karabakh Mediation Reminds Analyst of Kosovo
If Russia voluntarily withdraws from the settlement of the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict, Azerbaijan and...Read More »
Jailed Journalists in Turkey to Publish Newspaper
Journalists apprehended under the country’s anti-terror laws are planning to publish a newspaper called the “Arrested Journal”...Read More »
Risk of New War in Nagorno-Karabakh Rises as Talks Stumble: Reuters
The failure to agree on a blueprint for a resolution of the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict appears to have brought the...Read More »
AGBU President Joins Lebanese Activists in Stopping Traffic, Protesting Lack of Women in Cabinet
Traffic stalled and offices stood still for five minutes Tuesday as women’s rights activists in Beirut protested against...Read More »